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Yes, also that we can be slaves to it.

I did and that's what I came back with. We gave sin the right to set its price when we became its slave by committing it.

Well, not everyone can handle the position of not asking about the details. I'm one of them and not necessarily willfully.

So you don't think the other prophets receiving messages directly from God in the OT would have told them to stop the blood sacrifices if it wasn't in accordance with the law?

Yeah... I wonder why that requirement is there, too. It think it must be the requirement set by sin when we became slaves to it by committing it, not by God.

You don't say? What would we do without your insight? :p

It doesn't take rocket surgery to recapture the facts that God expected His people to keep the law of Moses and that the law of Moses required blood sacrifices.

Calm down, this approach has only gotten you ruffled feathers with PJ.

You can't rely on the blood alone, obedience is a factor as well. You can't walk in disobedience which is viewed as unbelief in the eyes of God and still claim you have faith.

God conversed with Moses and commanded Moses to give that law to His people. I don't believe Paul is mistaken when he explains what was accomplished on the cross in Hebrews 9. My study Bible has a note on the sacrifices from Cain and Abel at Gen. 4:4-5: Gen. 4:4 note: Type of Christ the Lamb of...

Yeah, I forget to scroll most of the time. I just see blank text box and assume his post has ended, then find out later I was wrong.

I'm talking about the 'pj' part. You see that, right?

Yeah, but you're a wizard. You change everything!

Well it's a manual siggy on top of the automatic one and it's 4 lines under the major content of his post so you think you've clicked under his post when replying but you really haven't.

@GM It's hard to dodge his signature sometimes... I catch myself doing that almost every time I reply to him, lol.

I thought that's what tithes were for...?

I don't see... now you tell me they were sacrificing to the priests? Or, you're joking? I'm too confused, this is not a laughing matter! :sozo2:

It's all witchcraft if I can't find a better explanation. Call me cynical.

It might help if I understood why God expected the Jews to offer blood sacrifices in the first place. I don't quite understand that yet.

Idk how (or why) he does it either. I don't even know why I don't care anymore. It's gotta be witchcraft.